Knight’s Cross
Knight’s Cross by Christine Kling, published by Amazon Publishing in 2015, is a thrilling narrative that follows shipwreck hunters Maggie Riley and Cole Thatcher as they delve into the mysteries of the sea. This edition spans 518 pages and is presented in English. As the couple prepares for their next adventure, they uncover artifacts that attract the attention of powerful interests, leading to a suspenseful journey filled with danger and intrigue.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a tale that combines action, adventure, and mystery as Maggie and Cole navigate threats both on land and at sea. With a coded message hinting at a treasure guarded by an ancient society, the stakes rise when a bomb is discovered on their yacht. The story takes them from a sunken submarine off the coast of Tunisia to the Vatican, where they must outsmart those willing to kill for the secrets they hold. This gripping narrative weaves together elements of romance, suspense, and detective work, making it a multifaceted exploration of both love and peril.
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Shipwreck hunters Maggie Riley and Cole Thatcher are no strangers to the mysteries hidden beneath the seas. They’ve uncovered artifacts with secrets that powerful interests would do anything to control–and they’re about to do it again.
As the newly engaged couple prepares to set sail, Cole suspects they are being followed. While he tries to unravel a coded message that hints at a treasure jealously guarded by an ancient society, a bomb is discovered on the couple’s yacht. Now it appears that Cole’s belief isn’t mere paranoia–and that the cipher holds information others will kill for.
From a sunken submarine off the coast of Tunisia to the hallowed halls of the Vatican, can Riley and Cole outrun a ghost and save a manuscript that could rock the foundations of history?
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